● Yorkshire (1965)
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Women, such as these in Leeds, attempt to add character and colour to the dreary exteriors of their houses by sandstoning the doorsteps and wax-polishing the window sills. '"She keeps a lovely front" is the accolade for a houseproud woman’ – the Sunday Times magazine, March 1965.
Photographs by John Bulmer. The 'North UK' set in particular are really interesting, not only for the photography but as a piece of social history.
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Spotted by Aidan.

Two for the road is an editing experiment based on the visual similarities that can be found when photos are presented side by side.
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Habbits are humanoid forms with body parts distorted relative to the environmental impact of common activities. Each body part is assigned to one impact: Feet - Transport; Hands - Home Energy; Mouth - Water; Bum - Waste; Belly - Food and Head - Electrical Goods and the body parts are grown where an individual's impact is higher.
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See mine above, what does yours look like?

RP is a small scale digital type-foundry established in 2009 by Radim Peško. The foundry is focused on the development of fonts that are both formally and conceptually distinctive.

Exit Through The Gift Shop — A Banksy film. Looks promising...

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Beautiful in the living room, glorious in the street. A nice collection of discarded Christmas trees. The selection look like pictures of casualties after a night out on the pop.